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Convergence and errors in turbo-decoding
DOI:10.1109/26.974246.png)
Abstract
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Turbo-codes are decoded using iterative decoding algorithms with somewhat elusive convergence properties. In this paper, the modes of convergence observed in an extensive series of turbo-code simulations are categorized by examining the bit convergence behavior for each frame. Based on these results, a new method for decoder termination based on average log-likelihood ratios is presented and compared with other methods. As an application, a selective repeat automatic repeat request (ARQ) system is considered.
Keywords:
decoder convergence
iterative decoding
log-likelihood
decoding
stopping criterion
turbo-codes
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